Tag: Newsletter
If not videoed, ‘destroyed’ contraband can be recycled
Something’s missing in the picture. What happened to the onions?
Environmental group welcomes court decision on South China Sea joint exploration...
The decision "spells stronger protection of the resources of the West Philippine Sea and their preservation for the next generation”
Photos: Santo Niño de Cebu
The image of the Christ Child is widely venerated as miraculous by Filipino Catholics
Video: Pope Francis’ January prayer intention for educators
Pope Francis invites the faithful to pray “that educators may be credible witnesses, teaching fraternity rather than confrontation"
Indonesian president regrets past rights abuses in country
He said the government was trying to "rehabilitate" the victims' rights "without negating the judicial resolution”
Church in Australia reacts with ‘shock,’ sadness at news of Cardinal Pell’s...
Cardinal Pell, prefect emeritus of the Vatican Secretariat for the Economy, died Tuesday in Rome at the age of 81 from cardiac arrest
Cardinal George Pell of Australia dies at 81
From humble beginnings in regional Australia, Cardinal Pell climbed the ranks to become one of Pope Francis's most trusted advisers inside the Vatican
Philippine court clears Catholic missionary nun, rights activists of perjury charges
Human rights groups maintained that the case was “aimed at disrupting our work … in helping victims (of rights violations) seek justice"
Nazareno on the ground
Shall we keep waving handkerchiefs and dancing in front of our santos while we leave the many others to continue to die on our streets?
Stand for truth and justice, Manila cardinal urges Nazarene devotees
“Let us abandon a life of sin and live in the honor of God’s children. Let us strive to win truth, justice, and peace in the world.”


















